Archives for April 2009
Online personas and authenticity
At #tweetwyo last night, we got into a pretty vibrant discussion about whether filtering web content was somehow masking who you really are. The consensus was that there’s a place for professional decorum, even on the internet and a place… continue reading »
Lots to learn
One of the things about blogging that I’ve always tried to remember, is that I only started doing this as an exercise in demonstrated learning. I have no designs on claiming to be some sort of “expert” on much of… continue reading »
What are folks making?
The 2008-09 Mid-Level Administrative & Professional Salary Survey was released yesterday and the median salaries were posted online. It’s a good resource and something that I wished was online years ago, but couldn’t find. Not a meaty post, but after… continue reading »
Workplace 2.0: Motivating and Managing Millennials
This article was published in November, but it’s still timely and over the past few months I’ve read a lot of blog posts on the web that remind me of it. So even though I wrote it, I figure it… continue reading »
The Gen Y Guide to Social Media
Image via Wikipedia Friends: I’ve complained a lot over the past year about social media weblings who post their hearts on their blogs, Facebook profiles and Twitter accounts and expect that no one will read it, care or that moreover,… continue reading »